Sentence examples for cog of from inspiring English sources

COG f and COG h are the proportions of the COG of the forearm from elbow joint and of the hand from wrist joint, respectively.

If the associated COG of the best-hit from the STRING database matched the COG of the original gene, the metagenomic sequence was considered a successfully identified homolog.

In between, the cog of Plan A - Harmison - had taken his only wicket, that of Omari Banks.

By virtue of his position he can work solo, more like a boxer than one cog of a team unit.

Zico had always been a slightly mythical figure to me, a vital cog of the superb 1982 team that I was just too young to witness.

"It's great to see real industry happening again on the Hudson," Mr. Waddell declared while snapping picture after picture of this cog of urban infrastructure.

After being encouraged to think independently at university, to compare ideologies, to criticise her own and other people's judgement, she found herself put into place as a cog of capitalism, working to make money for someone else and never being asked to engage her brain.

By the end of the year, this massive city of steel at the edge of the Red Sea will take its place as a cog of globalization: plastics produced here will be used to make televisions in Japan, cellphones in China and thousands of other products to be sold in the United States and Europe.

There were consistent but modest cognitive benefits (about 1.5 to 2 points on the ADAS-Cog) of uncertain clinical significance.

Another meta analysis of trials lasting 12 24 weeks showed weighted mean differences in ADAS-cog of −2.51 for 5 mg/day and −3.01 for 10 mg/day donepezil compared with placebo (NICE 2005).

After three years of ChEI therapy, 31% (MMSE) and 33% (ADAS-cog) of the patients showed improved/unchanged cognitive ability, 33% showed improved/unchanged global performance and 14% showed improved/unchanged IADL capacity.